Warragamba Dam proposal declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure
A proposal to raise the Warragamba Dam wall by 14 metres has been declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI), as it is deemed essential to NSW for economic and social reasons.
NSW Government green light for $320 million Western Sydney metal coating facility
Approval has been granted for the development of an additional BlueScope Steel factory in Western Sydney.
New opportunity to provide feedback on Warragamba Dam proposal
The NSW Department of Planning and Environment is now seeking further community input on the proposal to raise Warragamba Dam wall, with the release of Water NSW’s response to submissions and a Preferred Infrastructure Report.
Expanded program to fast-track housing infrastructure
The NSW Government is expanding the rollout of the Urban Development Program, which includes a housing insights dashboard, following a successful pilot program.
Proposed Macquarie Park precinct to pave way for thousands of new homes
The NSW Government proposing at least 3000 new homes for Macquarie Park as part of a plan to create a lively community in the suburb.
New Secretaries appointed to Transport for NSW and Department of Planning and Environment
The NSW Government has today announced the appointment of a new Transport Secretary and a new Secretary of the Department of Planning and Environment. Both are ongoing, permanent roles.
Minns Labor Government turning up the live music, under statewide vibrancy reforms
The Minns Labor Government is removing red tape to bring back live music and encourage local entertainment zones that are as vibrant and diverse– as traditional precincts like the Sydney CBD – especially at night.
Major construction milestone in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital redevelopment
Major construction is underway on the $940 million redevelopment of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPA), which will deliver the biggest transformation in the hospital’s 140-year history.
Proposed policy changes support those in need
More affordable housing could be delivered, empty buildings and vacant land used to provide accommodation to tackle homelessness, and social housing could be rolled out faster, as part of a raft of policy changes on public exhibition today.
NSW Government investing $40.9 million to fast-track critical infrastructure in high growth communities
The NSW Government is investing $40.9 million to fast-track critical infrastructure for rapidly growing communities in Greater Sydney and the Central Coast.